Assistant Ice Technician

Start – September 2026
Granite Curling Club of Edmonton
The Granite Curling Club is a not-for-profit member of the societies act. It is a public inclusive club welcoming of all ages and backgrounds, with a vast membership of house and rental leagues.

The Granite Curling Club is currently seeking a Assistant Ice Technician. This person is responsible for creating and maintaining the Curling ice and assisting in building maintenance.

Key Accountabilities
1. Assist in Installing and maintaining high-standard curling ice
2. Inspect and maintain (Clean Regularly) rink, curling locker room, curling lounge, and other related areas
3. Complete AGLC Pro-Serve training to serve drinks in lounge to fill-in as bartender when required
4. Conduct and document Health & Safety training and related protocols

Knowledge & Skills Required
1. Excellent customer service skills
2. Takes initiative and ownership of task
3. Solutions oriented and proactive in nature
4. Flexibility in personal schedule to meet needs of the business (evenings/weekends)
5. Ability to walk and maneuver with equipment on icy surfaces
6. Ability to lift and carry up to 25 kilos
7. No Previous experience required, experience would be an asset.

Important Information
• Must be legally eligible to work in Canada and, where applicable, must have a valid work permit or study permit that allows the candidate to fulfill the requirements of the role.
• We welcome applications from all qualified candidates, including women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities. We value a diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve.
• We are committed to accommodating people with disabilities as part of our hiring process. If you have special requirements, please advise us during the recruitment process.
• We thank all interested applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

To apply, send your resume before July 15th, 2026 by email with “Assistant Ice Technician” in the subject line to [email protected]

Head Ice Technician – Dawson Creek Curling Club (BC)

The Dawson Creek Curling Club in Dawson Creek, British Columbia is seeking a Head Ice Technician for the 2026–2027 curling season.

The Dawson Creek Curling Club is a non-profit community organization operating an eight-sheet curling facility in northern British Columbia. The club hosts multiple weekly leagues, regional bonspiels, youth programs, rentals, and community events throughout the curling season. The facility also includes a lounge, banquet space, pro shop, and food and beverage service.

We are committed to maintaining high-quality curling ice and a welcoming club environment for curlers of all levels.

Position Overview

The Head Ice Technician is responsible for the installation, preparation, and maintenance of curling ice surfaces to ensure safe, consistent, and professional playing conditions throughout the season.

The successful candidate will work closely with the General Manager, volunteers, and facility partners to maintain ice quality and support the club’s leagues, programs, and events.

Key Responsibilities

Prepare and maintain curling ice, lobby and entrance for all club activities including leagues, rentals, bonspiels, and special events

Lead seasonal ice installation including surface preparation, flooding, painting, markings, and hack installation

Perform routine ice maintenance including scraping, pebbling, nipping, and flooding

Monitor facility conditions affecting ice quality and adjust preparation accordingly

Maintain curling stones including cleaning, tightening handles, and blueprinting as required

Maintain and operate ice preparation equipment including scrapers and pebbling equipment

Maintain daily ice logs and operational records

Coordinate with volunteers or assistants supporting ice preparation

Assist with seasonal shutdown including ice removal and equipment storage

Schedule

The curling season typically runs September through April.

Work hours vary depending on league schedules, ice preparation requirements, and events. Duties may require:

early mornings

evenings

weekends

extended hours during bonspiels and tournaments

Compensation

Seasonal compensation anticipated in the range of:

$30,000 – $45,000 per season

Based on an estimated seasonal workload of 900 – 1,000 hours
Equivalent to approximately $30 – $47 per hour

Final compensation will be determined based on experience, training requirements, and the final structure of the role.

Qualifications

Experience as a curling ice technician is considered an asset but is not required for the right candidate

Mechanical, facilities, refrigeration, or maintenance experience is considered valuable

Ability to work independently and manage seasonal workloads

Strong communication and organizational skills

Physical ability to perform manual work related to ice preparation

Preference may be given to candidates with recognized curling ice training, including:

Curling Canada – Assistant Ice Technician (Trained or Certified)

Curling Canada – Curling Ice Technician (Trained or Certified)

Curling Canada – Competition Ice Technician training

Previous Level 1 or Level 2 Curling Ice Technician certification

Experience working under a Certified Curling Canada Ice Technician

Applicants with mechanical or facility maintenance backgrounds interested in learning ice making are encouraged to apply.

Training & Development

The Dawson Creek Curling Club supports professional development in ice making. Training opportunities may include Curling Canada Ice Technician courses or other approved workshops. The club may support training costs for the right candidate.

Some training opportunities may require travel to nearby communities such as Fort St. John or Grande Prairie.

Applicants from outside the Dawson Creek area are welcome to apply. Seasonal relocation or travel considerations may be discussed.

Flexible Role Structure

While the club is seeking a Head Ice Technician, the role may be structured depending on candidate experience and availability. Options may include:

Head Ice Technician supported by an assistant ice technician

Two technicians sharing responsibilities

Separate roles for installation and seasonal ice maintenance

Individuals or teams interested in sharing responsibilities are encouraged to apply.

How to Apply

Interested applicants are invited to submit their resume and/or cover letter to:

Dawson Creek Curling Club
[email protected]

Starting in the fall of 2026, Oliver Curling Club, located in the beautiful south Okanagan Valley, is seeking an ice technician.

Job responsibilities include ice installation mid September, care and maintenance of the playing surfaces throughout the season running from early October to mid to late March. Applicants should have curling ice making and maintenance experience. A Level 1 Curling Ice Technician Certificate would be an asset, however consideration will be given to those who have curling experience. Training will be available.

The club is a four-sheet curling facility hosting day and evening draws Monday to Friday and several bonspiels throughout the season.

This is a contract position. Remuneration will be based on experience and certificates.

Expressions of interest with a resume should be sent to the club via email at [email protected] or questions directed to Diane Tetreault at 250-408-9621

ASSISTANT ICE TECHNICIAN

Lethbridge Curling Club

The Lethbridge Curling Club is seeking an enthusiastic, reliable, hardworking individual to join our team as an Assistant Ice Technician for the 2026–2027 curling season.

Located in West Lethbridge at the Cavendish Centre, the Lethbridge Curling Club operates 10 sheets of curling ice and serves 550 members through 13 leagues, club bonspiels, school programs, rentals, and Curling Alberta-sanctioned events. We take pride in delivering exceptional ice conditions and a first-class curling experience.

Seasonal Full-Time: September 1 – April 15

Reporting to the Head Ice Technician, the successful candidate will assist in all aspects of ice installation, maintenance and facility operations. This position requires flexibility to work days, evenings, weekends, and special events throughout the season.

Responsibilities
• Assist with ice installation, including painting, sealing, flooding, houses, lines, logos, and hacks
• Prepare and maintain curling ice through scraping, pebbling, mopping, and clipping
• Monitor and assess ice conditions
• Assist with operation and maintenance of ice-making equipment
• Maintain cleanliness of the ice area and surrounding workspaces
• Perform light facility maintenance and repairs
• Support league play, bonspiels, rentals, and special events

Qualifications
• Ice technician experience or certification is an asset but not required
• Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn
• Strong customer service and communication skills
• Reliable, organized, and self-motivated
• Team-oriented with strong problem-solving abilities
• Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends

Physical Requirements
• Ability to lift 50 pounds
• Ability to work in a cold environment
• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks on and around the ice surface

Apply Today
Lethbridge Curling Club
110 Mauretania Road West
Lethbridge, AB T1J 5L4

The Garrison Curling Club of Calgary (the “GCC” or the “Club”) is accepting applications for an Arena Attendant/Ice Technician for the upcoming season. The GCC is a busy six-sheet Curling Club located in the south west Calgary neighborhood of North Glenmore/Garrison Woods. The facility is open seven days per week with leagues running from 900a-1100p during the week and 900a-900p on weekends. In addition to the ice shed, the Club has a lounge and bar as well as a full-service kitchen during the curling season. Reporting to the Head Ice Technician, you will ensure that ice operations run efficiently and safely while maintaining a positive working relationship with members, volunteers, staff and visitors to the GCC.

Term: September 8, 2026 to March 14, 2027
Hourly rate: $18.50
Hours: Evenings and weekends; ~16 hours per week

Responsibilities:
-Assist with ice installation and in-season floods.
-Perform daily ice maintenance, including: scraping and cleaning the ice surface; mopping, pebbling and nipping the ice surface between draws or as directed; taking down scoreboard numbers between draws; cleaning carpeted surfaces and side walkways in the arena; replenishing tissue boxes in the arena; and emptying garbage cans in the arena.
-When not performing daily ice maintenance duties, assist in general building maintenance, including: shovelling snow from the front entrance and accessible ramps/parking spots; changing lights; and tidying the lobby area.
-Maintain a daily log of activities and work performed.
-Perform moderate lifting, carrying, pulling and/or pushing (more than 10 lbs and less than 90 lbs).

Skills, Attributes and Qualifications
-High school diploma.
-Ice Technician Level 1 and/or Arena Level 1 certification is considered an asset.
-Current CPR/Basic First Aid qualifications is considered an asset.
-One or more years’ experience working on curling ice is considered an asset.
-Ability to lift up to 40 kilos (90 lbs).
-Ability to work unsupervised.
-Valid driver’s license.

Other information
-Free parking.
-Discount on food; free selected non-alcoholic beverages.

Applying
Please send your cover letter and resumé to Darren Prout, Head Ice Technician, at [email protected].
We thank applicants in advance for their interest. Only those who are selected for interviews will be contacted.